Finca/Landehus til salg i Lora del Río, Sevilla

DE0581 - Ideally located only 50 feet from Seville airport, On high ground, good views, south-facing, and sunny. Ideal to spend the weekends with the family, riding horses, shooting, watching out for wild boars, or taking care of the irrigated citrus plantation it has.

The area of the manzanillo olive grove (9.1 ha.) with olive and wild olive trees As well as some pine trees.

The forest area (39.3 hectares) is closed woodland with holm oaks, chaparros, rockrose, and scrubland, where wild boars take refuge, and is a small and large game preserve.

The garden is Mediterranean in style, with autochthonous and aromatic plants. It is worth mentioning the magnificent Ficus Benjamina. The swimming pool has about 42 m2.

Around the house there are some enclosures and stables with open boxes for the horses, a stable with boxes, and a tack room.

It has a kennel and a henhouse. Technical rooms with service machinery (cistern, pressure group, boiler, electricity) Agricultural shed to store irrigation equipment. Mains electricity, PAC rucksack: about 16.000 €/year. Roads in good condition.

The house and the garden are right between this area and the meadows, high up, with beautiful views of the Vega del Guadalquivir, Carmona in the background, and further to the right, the Pelli tower.

Area with a large living room, glazed, with a fireplace, a good kitchen and living room, and a large covered porch. 128 m2 plus the porch.

Another part (more of a night area) has a living room with fireplace, sitting room, kitchen, toilet, and five bedrooms with four bathrooms. Three porches: one downstairs, covered; one upstairs to the south; and a third to the north. There are many places to sit and enjoy the reddish sunsets of the Guadalquivir Valley. In total, there are 766,87 m2 built.

The irrigation cultivation area (20.9 ha.) is in transformation, with 12.9 ha. currently planted with orange trees.

In total, it has up to 40.23 ha of administrative irrigation concession, so it has potential for growth. Annual quota of 4,300 m3/ha/year = 172,000 m3 per year that goes from wells to an irrigation pond that stores 30,320 m3, which in turn is served by a recently built photovoltaic plant.

In addition, an alternative or complementary crop (a super-intensive olive grove) could be considered, which, due to its water supply, would allow the irrigable area to be extended to 33.6 additional hectares, taking into account the current concession.